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We Can Never Go Home | Matthew Rosenberg, Patrick Kindlon

4 posts | 8 read | 3 to read

The story of two teenagers, a mixtape, a stolen car, a fully loaded .45, strange abilities, dead drug dealers, and their money. A dark and modern story about getting lost and finding yourself on the backroads of America. Collecting We Can Never Go Home #1-5.

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callielafleur

We Can Never Go Home | Matthew Rosenberg, Patrick Kindlon

so-so

Ehhhh... So much and yet so little happens in this book. The characters are one-dimensional, and their motivations are just bizarre. And the art wasn't my favorite. But other than that...

#letsgetgraphicweeklongmarathon

92 likes

2BR02B

We Can Never Go Home | Matthew Rosenberg, Patrick Kindlon

pick

This book had no shortage of flaws, but I'm inclined to give it a pass because it's my brand of nostalgia. This is like Ready Player One for counterculture weirdos who prefer Cronenberg over Spielberg, The Jesus and Mary Chain over Journey, or William Gibson over Stephen King.

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quietjenn

We Can Never Go Home | Matthew Rosenberg, Patrick Kindlon

Favorite library/librarian shout-out I've seen lately.

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LinusTheWonderPup

We Can Never Go Home | Matthew Rosenberg, Patrick Kindlon

so-so

Ok story. Terrible art. I appreciate that they acknowledge the difficulties of selling violence as entertainment when it touches so many peoples actual lives. If only the art and story had been better....